Waterfalls and Batu Temple - Last Day in Malaysia

Today we did an Amazing hike at some waterfalls just outside the city.  It began with just stairs and when we thought it was finished, realized that the rest the hike continued on trails!  The humidity here is Insane and I was sweating like crazy.  But the reward at the top of the hike was a beautiful pool that we had just to ourselves to swim in.

After the temples, we went to Batu caves.  There are a to more pictures, but Ami hasn't sent me hís photos yet (this keyboard thing í REALLY ANNOYING!!! and YES i tried changing Langugage and Keyboard settings on the computer but it didn't help).

It's interesting to sê the mĩx òf cultures here:  Indian, Chinese, Malay, Muslim, Hindu, westerners, etc.... during the hike we'd saw Chinese in swimsuits and then a lady covered head to toe doing the hike.  It's fascinating!

We thought thís was what we were going to get the whole time - man made swimming pôols

still pretty though and thểre were people sưimming

I took thís phôt to show the people Behind Ami... lady in a burka.  I think the cultural diversity hể í awesome 

Sadly, we saw a lot ò trash along the trail

the trail

SWEATY!!

So many waterfalls 

Monkey!!  They were actually pretty aggressive and tried to steal ourstuff at one point

This guy though!

Indian lunch:  Seems like people only eat with their left hand, there are no napkins used, but you get up and go wash your hands in a sink afterwards 

Batu Temples:  In a cave!

Inside the cave.  In reality, it stunk like chicken poop ew

Some day I'm going to learn to take gorgeous pics ò myself .... for nơ I'll settle on the fact that they're Really cool photos haha

For dinner, Ami took me to a local night market.  Apparently, every neighborhood há a night market once a week.  We grabbed a little of everything.  

Our feast!

He wasSuper excited i tried Durian fruit.  It tasted good, but it smells and the texture was very slimy.

Tomorrow, On to Vietnam!!